First aliyah
Confirmations on Shavuot's first day helped preserve American Jewish identity
Most Atlanta synagogues held a confirmation on the first day of the Shavuot holiday - unusual by then for many American Jewish communities.
Joey Borgen, attacked by pro-Palestinian mob in 2021, announces aliyah
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The unsung Sephardi pioneers who built Jerusalem and beyond - opinion
51% of Israelis believe Diaspora should be part of Law of Return debate
A survey has found that 51% of Israelis are concerned cancelling the "grandchild clause" will significantly reduce migration to Israel and more.
Making Aliyah: Why is it so difficult? - opinion
Rent a Sabra until you’ve become one yourself, because everyone needs a sherpa.
First Lone Soldier Wedding Hosted at Nefesh B’Nefesh Aliyah Campus in Jerusalem
Yoel Epstein and Alaina Bon made Aliyah separately from different countries, and they are the first Olim to get married on the rooftop of the Aliyah Campus.
Teach your children to love animals, not fear them - opinion
It grieves me when I witness parents scooping up their children as soon as they see us coming, thus instilling in them a fear that will undoubtedly blight their lives in one way or another.
225 North Americans land in Israel on Aliyah flight - interviews
This special anniversary flight was the 63rd chartered plane to bring immigrants to Israel since the founding of Nefesh B'Nefesh. We spoke to some of the people.
Gov't opens trauma hotline for olim living in South
The center was established in collaboration with The Community Stress Prevention Center (CSPC).
From Hong Kong to Jerusalem: Wax on to Israel
Stephen Ho's unlikely story of aliyah begins with a long-forgotten wax museum, which once was in the Shalom Tower in Tel Aviv.
Aliyah advice from Murray Greenfield
"What I’ve found is that the guy who gives up and throws up his hands in disgust gets no place," is the one-liner advice from 59-year-old Murray S. Greenfield, who made aliyah in 1947.
The subtle traumas of Jewish immigration to Israel don't disappear
I would rather the salesperson, clerk or waitress have to suffer through my accented Hebrew than me having to suffer through their accented English.
'Every day is a miracle, it's just more apparent in Israel'
“The moment we landed, I started crying.”
Arrival stories: Rabbi David Arias Weil, 31, Chile to Jerusalem
In Chile, he left behind his parents, four siblings, a beloved grandmother, other close relatives and many friends.
